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Our Mission
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Our Mission
Pope John Paul II Catholic High School, through innovative academic programs, cultivates global faith-filled leaders who serve and transform their local communities.
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Catholic Identity
The PJPII student will become a disciple of Christ by engaging in activities that demonstrate “faith in action” within their community. They will live out their faith through the development of servant leadership.
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Main Guiding Pillars
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The three main principles or pillars upon which the success of Pope John Paul II High School rests are Academic Excellence, Faith Development, and Leadership.
- Academic Excellence. The school’s academic programming is designed to enable each student to develop their intellect to the point that they are prepared to successfully perform at the college level or career readiness. Graduates of Pope John Paul II High School will:
- Be open to learning
- Be intellectually competent
- Value academic integrity
- Be prepared to perform successfully in their future endeavors
- Faith Development. The school integrates faith-based teaching in every endeavor and in every setting: classroom, community, athletic fields, etc. The immersion in faith is a collaborative effort involving the students, parents, educators, clergy, alumni, and the greater community. Graduates of Pope John Paul II High School will:
- Be open to spiritual growth
- Be firmly rooted in spiritual values
- Be sacramentally competent
- Value personal integrity
- Affirm the dignity of all persons in every natural stage of life
- Leadership. The school provides numerous opportunities for each student to learn to be accepted for who they are and to grow through academics and participation in athletics and other extracurricular activities. Graduates of Pope John Paul II High School will:
- Be equipped mentally, spiritually, and emotionally to lead
- Be moral decision-makers
- Be service-oriented
- Be responsible citizens
- Academic Excellence. The school’s academic programming is designed to enable each student to develop their intellect to the point that they are prepared to successfully perform at the college level or career readiness. Graduates of Pope John Paul II High School will:
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